Matt Riddell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
3. Maybe a new rule :-) Don't flame, but if someone does, don't respond to it. It will go away if you ignore it.
Better yet, don't respond in public. If you disagree with technical content, say so on the list, but if you object to the form of a message, tell the author in private email.
Whoa!!!
Isn't public humiliation part of the reason for flaming someone?
Why would one do it in private, and thereby risk being perceived as kind and helpful?
You gotta knock these newbies around in *public* folks; the whole point is for people who are in the know to make sure the newbies are put in their place. . .
B.
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